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Wild men --- Folklore --- Hommes sauvages --- Folklore

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It is a commonplace that from the Renaissance to about the nineteenth century the function of art was thought to be the mirroring of life.¹ Art, men said, held up a mirror to nature, or reality. Art imitated reality, what is, except that what is was often defined for artistic purposes in terms of an idealized reality. Art was expected to show that kings were kingly, heroes were heroic, lovers were distracted, and nature was ordered by a providential plan. Nature was, then, imitated in a guise understood by Europeans of the civilized, upper classes in a hierarchical society.

Comparative literature --- Thematology --- Wild men --- Hommes sauvages --- Wild men in literature --- Wild men in literature.

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Psychiatric hospital patients --- Wild women --- Wild men --- Patients dans les hôpitaux psychiatriques --- Femmes sauvages --- Hommes sauvages --- Drama --- Théâtre

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Nature in literature --- Human beings --- Wild men in literature --- Greek literature --- Latin literature --- Nature dans la littérature --- Homme --- Hommes sauvages dans la littérature --- Littérature grecque --- Littérature latine --- History --- Congresses --- Animal nature --- Themes, motives --- Histoire --- Congrès --- Animalité --- Thèmes, motifs --- Classical literature --- Landscape in literature --- Nature dans la littérature --- Hommes sauvages dans la littérature --- Littérature grecque --- Littérature latine --- Congrès --- Animalité --- Thèmes, motifs --- Civilization [Classical ] --- History and criticism --- Wilderness areas in literature --- Congresses. --- Classical literature - Themes, motives - Congresses --- Landscape in literature - Congresses --- Nature in literature - Congresses

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L'anthropologie se donne pour tache de dresser l'inventaire du phenomene humain. Cette enquete porte sur deux themes essentiels. L'Homo ferus, c'est l'homme ensauvage, retourne a la sauvagerie primordiale parce que dechu de l'humanite. L'Homo sylvestris, c'est le grand singe anthropoide - et la perspective d'une emergence possible de l'animalite a l'humanite.

Abnormal psychology --- Anthropologie philosophique --- Anthropology [Philosophical ] --- Antropologie [Filosofische ] --- Antropologie [Wijsgerige ] --- Diseases [Mental ] --- Déséquilibre mental --- Déséquilibre psychique --- Enfants sauvages --- Enfants-loups --- Evolutie [Menselijke ] --- Evolution humaine --- Femmes sauvages --- Feral children --- Filosofie van de mensheid --- Filosofische antropologie --- Homme (Philosophie) --- Homme -- Philosophie --- Homme [Philosophie de l' ] --- Homme--Evolution --- Hommes sauvages --- Human evolution --- Kinderen [Wilde ] --- Kinderen [Wolf] --- Man (Philosophy) --- Man [Wild ] --- Mannen [Wilde ] --- Mens (Filosofie) --- Mens--Evolutie --- Menselijke evolutie --- Menselijke natuur (Filosofie) --- Mental diseases --- Mental disorders --- Nature humaine (Philosophie) --- Natuur [Menselijke ] (Filosofie) --- Pathological psychology --- Pathologie mentale --- Pathologische psychologie --- Philosophical anthropology --- Philosophie de l'homme --- Psychologie [Pathologische ] --- Psychologie pathologique --- Psychology [Abnormal ] --- Psychology [Pathological ] --- Psychopathie --- Psychopathologie --- Psychopathology --- Troubles mentaux --- Troubles psychiatriques --- Troubles psychiques --- Vrouwen [Wilde ] --- Wijsgerige antropologie --- Wild children --- Wild man --- Wild men --- Wild woman --- Wild women --- Wilde kinderen --- Wilde mannen --- Wilde vrouwen --- Wolf children --- Wolf men --- Wolf women --- Wolfkinderen --- Philosophy --- Human beings --- Origin